An Alluring Gaze
Light reflects off her crystalline form,
a cacophony of color to mesmerize,
her dress snug against supple hips,
she dances,
painted lips upturned as she crooks
a manicured finger, beckoning
him closer as she bares
pointed teeth hidden beneath
a saccharine smile as she sings
her sweet siren’s song,
a soft cadence to draw him
in, soft sighs and batted lashes,
until he breaks and shuffles closer.
Her mouth waters as he steps
inside the smoky room,
and she waits, patient, for him
to close the door, the soft click
reverberating in her ears,
spurring her into motion,
sharp teeth and talons
embed into soft skin,
dragging him under,
a crimson sacrifice she’s
found to lay upon her altar,
her next meal,
in the city of flashing lights
and cigarette smoke.
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